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    Designating a run path [AutoIt]

    I am looking for a way to designate a run path for my character without hooking into memory. All of my googling led me to this forum, and memory hook bots, so I figured asking if anyone knew a good place to start or had a half-decent idea of how to approach this couldn't hurt.

    I do know how to program, and if I can find help with this I would gladly paste the finished source here (will basically just be to grind elementals for their crystallized essence)
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